YITAHOMETV Cabinet for 55 Inch TV, Mid Century Modern TV Stand with Storage Cabinet & Adjustable Shelf, Entertainment Cabinet Media TV Console with Natural Oak Finish for Living Room, Walnut

LOVE THIS! I use it as my tv console and it's the focus piece in my living room. SO CUTE, so much storage so sturdy!! I am so happy with this purchase. HOWEVER, it was a bit difficult to assemble. I had help or else I wouldn't have been able to do it solo. It is heavy but thats because its so durable. The cabinets hide whatever you want to store out of site, but you still have the middle cubby to style.

I bought this for a steal at less than half the current price and I’m so thankful I did!I took the chance and made this purchase after hesitation because of so few reviews, some which are negative.I’m a 68 year old woman and after organizing all parts in front of me on the floor put it together in 3 hours.If you organize and take your time to build this you can do it too!!!Let me tell you this is a perfectly manufactured , strong , lovely piece of furniture with easy to follow directions and it looks BEAUTIFUL in my living room.I’m so happy I made this purchase and finally recovered from my backache from sitting 3 hours on the floor but I’d do it again if I had to!!Buy it you’ll love it!

This product should have been easy to put together but was not. Item did not seem stable after putting it together.

It’s actually a really nice solid tv stand, very impressed especially for the cost.

My old TV stand was pretty shabby looking, being a hasty online purchase made more for the price than the look of the unit. This one was much more in line with my style and I liked that the bottom was a little more raised from the floor, since the old one was lower and it was tough to get a vacuum under there. I decided to order this one as a replacement.All the parts were in good condition and the expected hardware was in order. The cam locks seem a little cheap but they are solid enough. I was pleased to see that the hardware was neatly separated into plastic bags, each marked with a label corresponding to the labels used in the instruction booklet. I gave up on the tiny screwdriver pretty quickly and would recommend making sure you can access a decent one to put this together; it’s just too small and it’s painful to use.It was pretty easy to put the stand together, though I ran into a couple issues. One, the wood grain printer on the particleboard chipped off around some screws, and got scratched up pretty easily, and it stood out since it revealed a white surface underneath. I found that it was also prone to scratches as I slid my devices into their places (mainly my component splitter, which fits fine in the cabinet but the door makes the entrance a bit too narrow so I had to angle it to get it in place).My other issue was the catch for the cabinet doors. The intention is to screw a plastic brace into the top of the cabinet, then snap this other plastic doohickey into it which had a magnet on the end. The inside was loaded with a spring so I guess you’d press the cabinet door and the spring would push the door open. First off, there’s no metal plate to put on the cabinet door to ensure it will actually stay shut. I ran it over the door itself to see if perhaps there was something embedded inside that would react, but that was not the case. Secondly (and more essentially for me), I couldn’t get the spring-loaded doohickey into the plastic brace to save my life. I spent so much time pressing it in there with all the force my feeble feminine hands could muster and all I managed to do was visibly wear down the protruding bits of plastic I assume were supposed to help hold the doohickey in the brace. Eventually I broke the doohickey itself and ended up with an oily spring rolling around on my floor. I just went to my local hardware store and got a couple cabinet knobs and roller catches to do a DIY mod which I’m happy with. After doing all that my dad tried and was able to snap the unbroken spring to a brace in about 3 seconds, which is the reason for my sarcastic “feeble” comment above, but I prefer my roller catches anyway.I will note there is not a lot of storage space so if you have multiple gaming consoles in addition to entertainment devices, I’d recommend taking a hard look at the measurements and ensuring you will have space for everything. This goes double if you like to keep physical media on hand; I’ve consolidated my old DVDs into two large media wallets and had to put each one on its own shelf. The measurements provided in the imagery were accurate, according to my own measurements. All three shelves are equal in width and measure to just under 15”. The cabinet door reduces the available width as you’re putting things in, so you have a clearance closer to 14”. If you have to sneak a device past one of the cabinet hinges, the available width is more like 13 ⅝”. The available depth inside the cabinet would be a little less than 14 ½”, depending on how the cabinet door gets seated. In the center shelves you’d have a 15” depth to work with if you’re willing to go right to the edge. The clearance space at the bottom is just under 6”, more than enough for my robovac to clean under it (though it may miss the back center area because there’s a little extra leg for stability).I also would have preferred the holes to be placed near the top of the cabinet instead of the bottom. For some of my shorter HDMI cables it took some effort to reach the HDMI ports in my TV. I do like that the holes allow you to pass the cables from any shelf, though, even the center ones. There’s a small gap at the back of each shelf so you can pass the cables through.Though I had problems with the dumb spring latch system that came with this, I’m pleased with the final result. It looks lovely and has freshened up a space that was getting boring to me. I will have to keep an eye on the scratching issue, but since we don’t tend to move things around too much once they’re set on the console, I’m optimistic we won’t be giving it too many new ones.

Please send the instructional manual. It did not come with one.

It took some time to assemble but the end result was worth it.

Looks quality, sturdy and good storage.